Hertz Australia is now offering its customers
portable Wi-Fi units, enabling them to connect to the internet
from anywhere in the country for a fraction of the cost of mobile
roaming or hotel internet charges.
The pocket-sized 3G units are available
for rent from Hertz airport locations in Melbourne, Sydney,
Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin and Cairns.
The rechargeable Wi-Fi units offer secure high
speed internet coverage for up to five hours and a daily
data limit of 150 megabytes, enabling business and leisure
travellers, both domestic and international, to stay connected
throughout their journey in Australia.
For
travellers, the mobile Wi-Fi units provide email connections and
ongoing contact with the office, customers or family at home, as
well as enabling simultaneous connection of up to five devices
including laptop computers, smart phones and tablets.
Units come with
a USB cable for easy recharging.
“Hertz is renowned internationally as a provider of high
quality rental vehicles,” said Chris Rusden, Region Vice President and Managing Director of Hertz Australasia. “Increasingly,
we are also becoming a provider of innovative travel solutions,
offering a growing range of products and services which help to
ensure smooth journeys for our customers. Now, not only do we keep our customers moving. With our
mobile Wi-Fi devices, we also keep them connected.”
The
launch builds on the success of the company’s mobile Wi-Fi program
in New Zealand, the UK, Spain, Italy and the Canary Islands.
Hertz has partnered with technology company IDataRoam
International Limited to provide the mobile Wi-Fi service, which
is already being used successfully in New Zealand.
Priced at A$12.00
per day, plus GST, the new units can reduce global roaming data
charges by up to 90%.
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